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Custom editable configs for Laravel 5.
Repository address changed from gaaarfild
to garf
. Dont forget to fix your composer.json
.
This package helps you to store your additional configuration from your code in custom storage.
By default it uses JSON-file.
This is helpful when you need to edit your configuration by user from GUI. i.e. Website settings.
Be careful! This is version 2 of the package and fallback configuration was removed.
If you still need to use it, please install version 1.*
To install version 2, type the following command in your command line:
$ composer require "garf/laravel-conf:3.*"
Or add
"garf/laravel-conf": "3.*"
to your composer.json
file into require
section.
Then type in console
$ composer update
When update completed, add to your config/app.conf
file to providers
section
'providers' => [
// ...
Garf\LaravelConf\LaravelConfServiceProvider::class,
]
If you want to use Conf
facade, add to same file at the aliases
section
'aliases' => [
// ...
'Conf' => Garf\LaravelConf\ConfFacade::class,
]
To be able to change file location, please execute the following command in the console:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Garf\LaravelConf\LaravelConfServiceProvider" --tag="config"
Then you can edit file config/laravel-conf.php
to set any path to file you want to.
Conf::get('key.to.retrieve', 'default_value');
Else will return default value.
Could be used 'dot' notation
Conf::set('key', 'value_to_save');
Could be used 'dot' notation
Also method put
can be used to store multiple config values as array
$config = [
'key1' => 'value1',
'key2.subkey' => `value2`,
];
Conf::put($config);
Conf::forget('key');
Could be used 'dot' notation
Conf::all();
Conf::toJson();
Conf::has('key.to.check');
Could be used 'dot' notation
Also helper conf()
can be used for more convenience.
Usage is similar to build in config()
helper.
conf()->set('key.subkey', 'myValue');
conf('key.subkey') // will return 'myValue'
conf('non.existing.key', 'myDefaultValue') // will return 'myDefaultValue'
$config = [
'key1' => 'value1',
'key2.subkey' => `value2`,
];
conf($config)
This package uses the Laravel Manager class under the hood, so it's easy to add your own custom store driver if you want to store in some other way. All you need to do is extend the abstract Garf\LaravelConf\Drivers\AbstractDriver
class, implement the abstract methods and call Conf::extend.
class MyStorageDriver extends Garf\LaravelConf\Drivers\AbstractDriver {
// ...
}
Conf::extend('mystorage', function($app) {
return $app->make('MyStorageDriver');
});
Contributions are highly appreciated.
Send your pull requests to master
branch.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.